The Gambler's Prize

Author: Lana Bright
Genre(s): Romance | LGBTQ+ | M-M Romance
Total pages: 93
The Gambler's Prize

I won him to extract my revenge. So why is losing him my biggest fear?

Lord Florian Southland ruined my life and sent me to prison. Now it’s time for justice. I trick the spoiled little aristocrat into losing at cards. He’ll give me two years of his life in indentured servitude, just like he stole two years of mine.
But when he starts work, he isn’t what I expected. Scars on his torso tell me that his life hasn’t been as charmed as I thought. He’s sweet. Eager to please. When he says, “Yes, Boss,” it makes me look at his full lips more than I want to. For the first time in months, I’m not lonely. My pathetic need for his affection fights with my need to destroy him.
At last I’m stung into revealing my hatred. He runs off. My house feels empty without him. I miss his singing, his constant annoying chatter, and the way he ties up his long dark hair with velvet. I know it’s the opposite of my plan. But I want to chase after him, catch him and bring him home where he belongs.

The Gambler’s Prize is a standalone MM no-magic fantasy romance novel with a HEA. It features a sweet, broken rich boy who just wants to serve and the gruff ex-prisoner who takes charge of him.

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